While Houston Rockets veteran Kevin Durant dominated the All-Star Game And its intensity over the past few years compared to today. He also discussed a different topic: his activity on X (formerly Twitter).. During All-Star media day, a reporter asked Durant if he had to Choose between video games And the social media giant for the rest of his life, and whomever he chooses; To which the All-Star forward chose the latter.
"Twitter because they don't deserve to hear this God-level talk I'm giving them," Durant said, smiling. "They're taking it lightly."
Kevin Durant asked if he would give up Twitter or video games for the rest of his life:
"Twitter because they don't deserve to hear this god level talk I'm giving them. They're taking it for granted" 🤣 pic.twitter.com/ouVhr44EDH
- Oh no, he didn't (@ohnohedidnt24) 14 February 2026
Durant is known for his heavy activity on X, formerly Twitter. He has done everything from calling people out to cheering on his fellow NBA players and giving his views on various topics in and around the game. Nevertheless, Durant quit playing video games.
Durant has been an avid gamer for years, as he has shared publicly on social media and in interviews.
Kevin Durant's 'intensity' builds on All-Star Game era
Rockets veteran Kevin Durant addressed the intensity of the All-Star Game over the years, saying he does not see much difference in players' efforts from the past to today. Durant took shots at Nuggets All-Star Nikola Jokic and Lakers guard Luka Doncic and taunted Team World's two perennial All-Stars to highlight his competitive edge.
The way Durant sees it, The efforts of players he has seen play in the NBA All-Star Game over the years Never been "intense",As others remember, he explained.
"I'm watching the All-Star Game and the older generation is talking about the intensity of it," Durant said. "I don't know if I saw it or not, you know?"
"I'm watching the All-Star Game and the intensity the older generation is talking about. I don't know if I've seen it before."
- Kevin Durant 🗣️pic.twitter.com/d4Y66J7yfw
- ClutchPoints (@clutchpoints) 14 February 2026
The NBA's new USA vs. World format will feature three teams – Team World, USA Stars and USA Stripes – each with eight players, competing in a round-robin tournament.
